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FOREST FIRES.
Northern Michigan n Sea of Flame
and Smoke.
woods in Wisconsin Adjoining Also In .
niss"-rsims. Mich, in Imminent Dan
ger of Destruction.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. May m 81 Specials re
ccived tonight by the SrafiRf from a
doscn points in the Northcrn Michigan
Pchihsna, and tho Wisconsin counties all
jaccnt, arc a. thc effect that the forest
fires arc increasing. Tho whole pcu-
insula is cnvclopod in smoke. and tcic-
graph wires are badly crfppied Near
Palms, Mich, nres arc ngiaU fear
tully, and fears are entertained that
tho town will be burned Thongh
surrounded with grcou grass, the farmers
on tit" clcarings viii lose cverythinu. A
large amount of pine and ccdar n burned
Dispatches from Sault Junction say mon
nro being driven from the camps bv thr
fires on the coast Tho Hrc is on the Sauit
Brunch, and Is raging hcrciy. Tharc a no
telling the amount OF the danlagr. Scar
New Berry tho frcs are dying out, buf the
smoke s mtolcrnhlc Negauncc scirds
word that fires arc spreading To the'uorth
and east, cutoriug vast tract Of vAinahle
pine, the damage already amuuutiuf, ~
s,o0J Near Cascade, valuable st,ip OF
hard timber - now burning At Bamg,
the smolc y getting unbcarablc. and 10
looks as though the fires were approach
ing Tho town on The west end ~ fhc old
Marquette. Houghthn AMI Ontonngon rosd
the fires are subsiding, but the damage -
large. Great damage has also boon dono
along tho Northwestern road from Memo
minco north
Sr PArt- MfSS.. May rs Tho Fige,rr
Press has adviccs of forest fires along the
river northeast OF Brliinard, two or three
townships having been burned over. a
heavy rain which fell this evening greatly
assisted the settlers in tho hght against
the flames. Tho greatest injury - timber
NJ La. %
and ont -builfilnUa
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The erection of the statue was authorized
a. the meeting Of the society az Chattannnva
IN 1881, and nine members were appointed
70 select design aud superintend lie CON
strucDon. The COMMITTEES this morning paid
over TO the sculptor, Mr. Ward. g5G.745 in
full settlement Of his claim.
Promptly az II 20 O'Clock General Baird,
Chief Marshal Of the parade. gave the sig.
nal for marching and the procession started
A platoon Of mounted policemen led the
way, followed by General Baird and his
aides, who preceded a carriage iu which
we're seated Generals Sherman. Sheridan
and fosecrans, three Of the four living
commanders Of The Army Of the Potomac.
General Bucl, the remaining commander.
being unable 20 bo present
On a grand stand near tho statue seats
had been arranged for 1870 persons a
number or these were occupied 40 least au
hour before the procession arrived The
/ grand stand was pr0fuscly drapef with
bunting. and tho speaker stand was orna-
mcntcd by graceful palms aud potfed
plants, while = tailored uatflC flag hung
from its stan at cithcf corner pair of
comfortable arm chairs placed boz The con
ter ~ the stand were reserved Tor the
President and Mrs Cleveland Places were
also reserved for the sculptor aud other
favored guests The large circle surrouuI.
ing the monument was kept cleared by the
police, while the sidewalks were crowded
with spectators
just before one o'clock tho invited guests
began 20 arrive James and Harry Gar
held were escorted 20 seats by General
Muzzy, while Colonel Wilson performed a
similar ONCE Tor tho aged " vs. C0rcoran.
The usual Thursday Cabinet meeting was
adjourned az an carly hour in order to ai-
low the President aud his advisers 20 at
tend the unveiiing ceremonies Secretary
Bayard and Attorney General Garland.
were among tho carly arrivals and were
seated 90 the left of Mrs. Cleveland The
members n the Hupromc Court Of tho
United states. came in body. excepting
Justices Wood aud Harlan. and were seated
In the first row on the left of Che speakers
stand. The District Judiciary. members of
tho Court Of Claims and iustfict COMMITS
siOners were also present RepraseuiaI ives
OF the Diplomatic Corps were plaCed on the
right Of the stand
Al one O'Clock Generals sherman, Short
dan aud ROsccrans aud Governor Curtin
arrived 10 = carriaee Just aftcr the head OF
the procession made rs appearance 1hev
were soon followed by president Cleveland
escorted by General inder 3u ana Sfffs
tary aud Mrs. faifcniid Colonel aud Afrs
Lamont, Postmaster tief 'INilas and Soc-
retafy Lamar Mrs came accom-
panied by Mrs Fo Yard and
Miss Welsh iusta ono O'Clock aud took
hsi seat beside the Fr0siient's ohair Tx
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HEROIC DEED.
A Young Man Thow- uimscIf Ia Fr"rt OF .
l.o~emotivc 60 Rescue ui- Bsbc aud ~
Crushed n. the Wheels.


CucAeo, May ia rse hcroism of John
Noreauck In saving his infant child from
ccrtain dcatlrncorly cost him his own itfo
yesterday afternoon. His eight meuthr.
old babe had ,oddlcd down 20 the North.
western railroad track, near his house.
and, uhsecu by ia mother, sat down bc.
tween thc tracks 20 play The whistle
from an approaching switch ohgiuc at
tracted The attention OF the father who
was az work VA the yard, aud glanc-
Ing up he was horrihcd TO SEQ his child
sitting on tho track calmly watch.
lug tho swift approach of tho heavy ma
chino. Nficr an instant OF mute terror.
the fathcr flushed toward the track and
throwing himself directly IN front of tho
engine seized the child la both hands aud
throw It's little form safely 20 ONE side .tf
the track. lie had mo time 10 save him.
self, but was caught by ono Of the wheels
snd thrown prostrRtc across tho rail. Ills
left leg was horribly mapgled aud IL was
aftcrward necessary % amWtatc IA. Ifo
also received bad injuries about tho hips
and head. Norbnnck is young. hard.
working man, aud has been married about
three years, this being HIS only child
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shad ior Inc Hudson.

WAsuiNGroS, May 5-By train 70 leave
Washington at 10 p. in., to-night, Colonel
McDoual, Chief OF Distribution, will dis
patch Z. 8. Fish Commission Car NO o
with FOUR nlh0 shad eggs aud hftecn
1undred thousnnd shad fry for stocking
the waters on Hudson river. Two million
pf tho eggs VIII be transferred from New
York city TO tho Gold Springs Harbor Sta
tion 10 be hatchcd there. The car viii
proceed direct 60 Albany, where tho re
naming eggs will DO hatchod and the fry
distributed under the direction OF Eugene
Blackford, Commissioner Of Fisheries for
Now YORK
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SPEEDY JUSTICE.


One Of Jennie Bowmsn's Mnrdsrers sen
tgneed 90 Death. r...nr
LorHvrLLE, KY Ainy 10 Albert Turner,
one Of the murdorcrs OF jennie Bowman.
has been indicted by the grand Jury,
tried under his confession ~ guilt
aud sentenced 20 bo hanged on
Friday, July I. VIM. Patterson, Jointly
indicted with Turner. VIII have bis
trial on next Wednesday. Thus. thsso
weeks ~ the day since the assault ppop
hor and within three days from the tbno
when The body or tho nurdcrcd girl WA
consigned 70 is tomb justice has bean
metcd ont 20 one OF her murdorcrs Tho
true bill returned against Turner andfsl-
terson accused them jointly 81 tho murder.
Turner pleaded guilty this morning with
tho above result Patterson pleaded not
guilty.
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viruInIa Floods.

PErERsRuHe, Va, May i3 Tho heaviest
rains known FOR moro than hftecn years
have fallon during tho last two days p the
vicinity Of weldon y G., ard also in ihp
counties Of S0uihampton, Isle Of wight
aud Surry, in this State Tho rivers and
smaller streams have 6ycrdowed their
banks, and al Of the iowlands are com.
plotoiy Inundated Inthc isle OF Wigh1
County alone eight mills have becn wash
ed away and nearly every bridge IN tns
county has been carried out by the angry
waters. n Is reported that the corn sad
peanut crops ia osch Of the above c0untis4
have been entirely ruined.
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STATUE UNVEILED.
Dedication of the Martyred Presi-
dont's Statue
By the Society OF the Army of the Cumber
tand-Addresses of Pres dent CIese-
Hand aud Ex-spcaiser Kelfcr-
The Procession,
rnr p, ocrr,,,xas

WASHINGTON, May la-The second dav OF
The reunion Of the Society of the Army OF
inc Cumberland yesterday wns perfect
specimen OF Washington spring weather.
The sky was cloudless, the Temperature dc.
hghuu and u light brcezo tempered Nlr
suns rays just enough to make an ideal
uay Tor open-air ceremonies. Atan earlt
hooc in the morning small detachm3ais OF
regular troops, militia end sother orean,ra.
lions that were 20 participateinthe parade.
TOOK possession of the strcets The music
OF brass bands was heard in every quarter.
Az noon the executive departments were
closed and added their quota 20 the thronHs
on the sidewalks. At the business meeting
IN the morning Of the society. Colonel Henry
Stone, OF Boston, was selected MS the
orator and Colonel William McNnchael. of
New York, as alternate OF thencs reunion.
Chicago was selected as the place and
Chickamauga week in September iSSS. as
the time for holding thenoxt reunion The
present officers OF the society were re.
elected for the coming year, as follows
President, General Z. III. Sberidnnt Cor
responding Secretary, Gene raj Henry NJ
Cist; Treasurer General j. :. Fullerton
Recording Secretary, General John w.
Steelei and Vice President from each
State represented IN the society. go
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An Enietprlsing Capitalist

Donor CRY, KAs., May i8 Hon. 4. r.
Soulc, Of Rochester n. Y. who b1ni a.
his own cXpcnse canal nino miles tom,
for irrigat.ng purposes, pt an expense Of
tLV011 has announced bis intention of
extending y 20 that one milliou acres Of
land hereabouts VIII aiwlys yicld 3 fuu
crop he has donated 5000 % tic Pros
byterlan College located here aud has
bought tho First National Bank FOR s-5. .01J,
aud also the Dodge CITY water-Vorlcs.
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An ArhIlralIon RiIl.

SraisGYgLb, It's. May rs The bill
whieh has passed tifo House providinE for
Tho appointment of State Buani ofl.aDor
Arbitration will come up in thc 5epste fhis
Afternoon. The labor men DO NOS book ltp9p
u win any particular favor on the ground
that their owu machinery is ample ~ cover
the settlement ~ al disputes. Tire prob
abilities arc, however, that thc tiD wil
become law. The members ~ thc Boart
arc 70 be eomPcnsated 5y 10 simple ~ per
diem while actually eagaged ln state
vsorL
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Dropped Dead

LEAISoroS Ism, May - Mrs. Eliza.
beth Storm, aged nfty, residing near here,
dropped dead while ina tho act Of arising
from the supper table this evening at her
homo. Death was the result Of an afrec
tiou Of The heart Deceased Is the fourth
mcmber Of har family 70 die Ia this man
per She was known as Che largest woman
in Scott County, hor weight being over
three hundred pounds.
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Flame.s .swep, Forests.

Curno1ass Mtn, May l5 Firois raqing
horcciy Boz tho woods in several parts of
This county Rain fen for fow hours tbis
morning bot not sunicicutly to quench ths
flame Near Burt Take the situation b.
critical lhs 1re .8 licEiug pp every thing
n ts path a great deal of standing tIm-
Der. houses. barns and fcnccs have been
destroyed. a heavy smoke stIl hangs
over this city and sect. on.
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Mtnrov iVp. May d. Louis Prouatt.
fgcd st, rcnre. son of lbe late o. y IRE.
matt met with torrlble accident lass
evening ln climbing a1 iron foncc. be-
lppod anf 1erame mpaled Upon sharo
rod. which entered hIe right side. pene.
tra'mg DIS stomach aud right iuog eaus.
ing death i1 rrw hours.
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VINO sloln Inc snonnsl

LoyDoS May g. After Tho Queen, The
Prince and Princess OF W1los and other
members Of the Royal household had par.
taken Of luncheon AZ the Madison House
Saturday afternoon and departed, two
gold teaspoons belonging % the antique
and valuable service used on such 0cca-
sions were found ~ boz missing IL WAS
at first decided 90 hush the matter up, but
The police authorities were finally notified
u tho loa..
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Clly treasurer solournlnq in Canada.

BfsNtHcg, DAE., My lG -Gcorge r..
Reed for two years past CITY treasurer.
RS misspg II is believed he has gone to
canada Ills accounts are said fo Da sl.piJ
snort Reed has hosts of friopds who be-
hcFc thui he hes not cone with the pur-
pose of deiranding the city Mrs Reel
however told q f4rnd that iio would never.
see Reed again iu this region
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Severe DrouahI

NcssNaoS Mes May ia This rcrqn
Is suffering from ono % The most sevors
troughfs kuown AZ This season Tor years.
Scarcely luy rain has faiien since the dis-
appearance of che snow. The fruit and
berry crop which uow promia sq woi,
mns' suffer greatly unless cain comea soon.
FARMERS report spring crops quite b.teS-
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LACROSSE Wfs Nay is -Four Young
people attending German picaie went
oni ln rowboat This afternoon opposite
ihe ciy Ihc men. half drunk. sought io
ingtttu Miss Katie Ltskc. Tho only lady
in thc boat. by rocking The boat caps.ssd
ana Miss Lhsko and John Bever were
drowned. The other fwo were saved.
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MeasIes and scarlel Feyer EnIdemlo

BnAzn ND., May lsAn epidemic d
measles is prevalent in every township ia
tho county there bcing from two hundred
90 three hundred cases In this city. Ia 10
caliucs the epidemic has been virulcnt
though few, If any, deaths have resulted
thercfrom. Perry Township. in the vicinity
Of Cory has also been scriousiv scOurged
with scarlet fever. several deaths having
occurred
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ereaL 81 conl-nol uilh 80.

Cmcsoo. May 80 Edward Norris. of tho
Fairbanks Canning Company, OF Chicago,
cables from Paris today that he has con.
Guided contract Or sL51JOl3 kiios OF
capnod meat for the French army. nnd
100000 kilos Tor the navy This is stated
10 be tho largest contract ever made with
an American firm by q foreign govern
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lnssne 80 Ha,n. Hlm,.ll

YorNctrowS O.. May i6 Germau kim.
berry. aged forty fvc living on farm 10
Apstinl',yn' 14oRr1 hinaeil fhis mO1nmg
30 ieft bis laih NJ wife and forr .f..i
dreu at tas breakfast Table and ,.iI...i
Hith q rope o. tho barn. and fen ninate4
later was found dead Ilc uaa insane
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Jsses, Thomssse, FreeUies-

son. who killed AlbeF Potter Jetr snf a
haif ago near suusfnmcy. was hsngei o.
dHf 90 bad nrcn twtre rfsnitcd and Is
strong Dut unayuIng effort w1s made bv
his freuds fo secure comuglatiou of Chs
sentence to imprisonment for be
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DrHlfN. STAY if Wr. Wm DBfIra ed.
Cor oi itti fr,trnf vhDis nap Ia Caas.ia
has been elected without opposition is fre
scot n the House of Commons f8r ffr
Northeast Division of Cork made vacant
bv the resignation of Eimund fetus
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Mtnl-sHtr kt4 Mav n Tho hoas
compluF who have been prospeeane f.r
cnlf bore have struck thirty thrrc-fr.1
worm afs depth of sii feet afrsuGemerI
are bc.nT mado ,o develop this whHc us
drilling goes on to sec what s below
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liffsri EsH, MaY OBJ Three cciorcd men
were rFcrtomc nT sewer r1s while ciasn-
ine nut l M Wintar q Bro 5 hfcwtrv.
Jaues WOoiman, Hgs,Huriy. was hrQught
out dead Potter Farrtl is beyond medi-
cal a.d. Robert Bass may possibly relev
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! OUR CANADIAN TRADE
Seriously Affected by tho hltc-4
State Commerce Law.
Orders for American Goods Withdrawn on
Account of Er.ights - Home Protests
Against the suspcnsion OF the "uauiing"
CLAUSE

WNsmNcroN, May i6.-rhe Department
OF state has received and transmitted To-
the lntcreS state Commerce Commission for
its Information. q letter from 4. =. Consul
Iwitchell, at kingston, Can, upon tho
spbieci ot tho Interstate commerce law
aud ~ effects upon our trade with Cana.
da rhc Cohsul SAYS "Cahndas hch
protective tarin, IA which thorc Is no pros.
pect OF reduction. has wade mo
npprehensive from the first ~ thc
effect OF the increased r,Rroad
rates ON imports from the United Statos
to thus section of Canada. Since the4t,of
Aprit these rates arc shown by frcight
bills hero paid tohavc boon increascd from
twenty-five 70 ono hundred pcr cent with
no change on Canadian roads. After whit
ing thirty days for encvts, / have made
a partial canvass of The Importers of tho
city of Kingston, with tle following
result Coal dealers arc preparing 20
bring from Nova Scotia coal
Tor all prposes where The Nova
scotin coal can bo used two factories
which have always used American coal
have pat in ihcr orders FOR Nova Scotia
coal, I'm hardware aud pressed tinayarc.
hud orders have bccn changed from. Amer.
ican 90 Canadiau houses on account OF
n eight IN groceries thCrc Us tho samo
complaint; products Of countries outsids
OF the United States they now expect 20 got
by way of British Coiumhiaand -HaHfax
The unpleasant feature in connection with
my canvass has been the general expressod
desho 10 hnd how aud WiR'ro th,.y mas
make their purchases without comiug in
contact with American railroads. With
the general national reaching out for
trade II seems to me unneccsshtv 10
prophecy what will bo tho effect upon tho
American Manufacturer. wholesale dealer
and roilroad by these general inquirics.p
The Commission has also received "a pcti-
ton from committee of citizons OF
Newmn, Ca, prote ting against the
suspension OF scctiop 4 1hc petition
snys' We respectfully submit that tho
enforcement OF tho fourth section means
tho growth OF tho smaller towns. means
more large towns and fcwcr large ciiios; !;
that tile distribution on industrIca and pop-
ulntioh among the smaller towns which
must follow tho equalization OF freight
tariffs VIII bring tine consumer. the manu-
iWluFor and the producer In close prpx-
iiplty, and give to both Tho c.manufgc,urer
and the producer home market, aud Sc
cnrc the prosperity Of aifr
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Mamma 'EihoL dear. ! noticed
that Young Mr sWieg Sept h e}es
ou som dl through fhe .efmon.
kthe. why isn't suday the hest
day for him Oh show hi. devotional
lcrlmg.2 ruins.
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.NoyeI aeadlun RoYs b Ironbln.

Eau CLAlag, Wp., May i6.-.IaInes and
Nm Murphy, aged respectively thirteen
and fifteen years, have Coon lodged in all
here. Ihcyare eaccusod Of having doraiietii, 4,
wisconsin Central passenger train about
ten weeks ago between Eau Ciaifc and
Chippewa Falls. Seycral trains bad bareiy
escaped being wreckodseycral tunes in gun.
ccsslon when the company put armed
guards az The switch, since which time 10
accidents have happened The Murphy
boys had been reading dime novels
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WuErninY NI May l1 john B Fas
scit fnd wife both secd about sixty Years.
were burned to death iu their saw mill. az
Moretowr. va
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The statue, as has been stated, il the de-
sign OF the sculptor j. q. A. Ward, who also
designed the equestrian statue OF General
Thomas IN this city. It is ten feet rix inches
In hight and represents Garfield facing the
west In the act Of delivering an address, with
MS right hand resting on column and man
uscript held in his left. The pose Of the
hgure Is easy and unconventional. Recum.
bent ideal figures at each corner OF the tri-
angular pedestal represent the student the
warrior and the statesman. typifyin2 the
three epochs in General Garfeid's career
Bronze tablets above the figures bear a globe
q trumpet and sword and a laurel wreath in
closing the scales Of justice.
THE INSCRIPTIONS
upon the shaft are placed upon three side as
follows:
South west face.
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CURRENT TOPICS.

PAPER types, of large size, are row
made
ADELAIDE NnsoN began life as a child,s
nurse.
Tnr use of snails as food is increasing in
New Orleans.
MT. WASHINGTON is stil white with snow
from top 10 base.
a fisn with guilt eyebrows is caught OF
the English coast
GEORGIA will celebrate her second Arbo.
Day next November.
DENvER's directory maker says the cit,
contains 5000 people.
RUSSIA Is said TO spend son. 600 200 ann.
ally for her armament.
DETROIT has moro than 200 miles of ele,,.
trio wires underground
1T Is proposed 10 put 5000, 600 Russian
peasants backinto serfdom.
A. Hoss is the name of a newly elected
justice OF the peace AT Peru, Ill.
"A BURGLAR seldom does his work alone.
de generally has jimmy with him.
WnEN Henry George lived in California
ne was an inspector OF gas meters
ANOmaha grocer gives away an original
poem WIN every cake of soap he sells.
lN New York policeman clubbed a
young man Tor performing on an accor.
LONDON has thirty theaters. t,ycn.
V-seven music halls and fifty eight con.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

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